delegate karen lewis young of frederick cnt the extent of the problem isn't clear. she's calling for a statewide audit. the bill would require law enforcement agencies to report any untested evidence kits for sexual assau the state attorney genal helena's ra kit sat for 13 years. >> the dna identified by testing my kit brought a serial rapist to justice. fit had been done earlier, at least one other rape could have been prevented, perhaps more. these are the questions that haunt me. >> reporter: kristin wright, news4. >>> montgomecoty budget proposal is out and it keeps spending close to current levels. ike leggett releasing the plan today. it calls for about a 1% cut in the tax rate a-4% drop in garbage fees and 2% raise for county workers. for money will be spent on affordable housing, libraries and busines development. this budget still needs approval by the county council. >>> the home of this year's ncaa

delegate karen lewis young of frederick count the extent of the problem in the state isn't known. so she's calling for an audit. the bill would require police agencies to repo untested evidence kits for sexual assaults to the maryland state attorney genera >> this is an issue that affects all of us not just survivors of rape and the men and women that support us but the general public. >> tonight 6:00, why so many rape kits sit untested. wendy? >> kristin right, thanks. >>> and the university of oklahoma just hired a high-powered to help deal with that sae fraternity scandal. prominent atto michael barrage is also a former federal judge. the school s out a statement today saying he will help advise o.u. on legal matters. the university has come under fire after a video surfaced showing members of sigma alpha epsilon repeatedly using the "n" word udent who is led that racist chant havbe expelled. and the school has ties with that chapter. >>> news for your health

amy: karen lewis, former head of the teachers union.king to the "daily beast" at the democratic national convention in 2012, chicago mayor rahm emanuel defended the city's proposed education reform. >> i started school yesterday after a decade of discussing it, we finally have the full school day in the full school year. we cheated our children for over a decade. that used to be things that we didn't get our charming, now we're giving them. >> not popular with the teachers unions. >> but i know what it is going to do for children's lives. this school year, the core curriculum, the most rigorous academic standards. this your, five new sci-fi technology, and math high school cycle all the way through community college -- don't stop in high school, they go two years to community college. associated with five of the top technology copies in the country. we added 6000 just a magnet schools and early childhood pre-k as will his kindergarten programs, and we also made available online every principle you see. the most conference of sweeping re

delegate karen lewis young is the lead sponsor of the bill and said she was brought to tears when she from victims such as asya trowel. >> the second night they took us to the basement of aabandoned townhome where we were pushed punched, slapped to the point my nose began bleeding. >> right now hazing carries a fine of $500 or six months in jail. >>> four more americans are being monitored for ebola. the aid workers arooifd backrived back in the u.s. from west africa. all are in isolation. they are colleagues of the ebola patient being treated at the national institutes of health in bethesda. that patient is still in critical condition. the patient's identity has not been revealed. >>> silent witnesses to history locked away for 150 years. news4 cameras get an early look at a new exhibit that will only be open for two months. >>> parents looking for child care in montgomery county are dealing with the stress wait lists and the cost. tonight on news 4 at 6:00 a county council >>> finding the right child care in our area can take years sometimes. too often new parents have to wait for a

. >> reporter: delegate karen lewis young is the lead sponsor of the bill. >> reading these stories just brought tears to my eyes. >> reporter: one of those stories is johnny powell ii. >> i am in physical therapy now for my back pain psychologists for the mental parts, the days that i wake up and have bad dreams. i feel like i'm still in the situation. >> reporter: i caught up with pow knell january after he had filed a $4 million lawsuit against kappa alpha psi, inc. for hazing he says occurred in this home. a new bill in many ways designed to change culture and hold people accountable. reporting in annapolis, zachary kiesch news4. >>> i'm scott mcfarlane at the live desk. the inspector general of the u.s. department of homeland security confirms they've begun an investigation into the u.s. secret service. that investigation will center on the recent allegations against two senior secret service agents. those agents accused of leaving a retirement party earlier this month to respond to a potential bomb scare at the white house. when they arooifded, they drove through the scene and hit

civil rights icon and congressman john lewis introducing president obama yesterday at selma, alabama's, edmund pettus bridge. joining me now is democratic congressman karenhe's a member of the foreign affairs committee and judiciary committee. congresswoman, thanks for being with us today. >> thanks for having me on. >> well let me ask you this. what does it mean to you personally to be there in selma this weekend with everyone from the president of the united states to ordinary people of every race? >> well, it's just been an amazing weekend. i have to tell you the emotion that was in representative lewis' voice and the photograph of the two of them hugging each other was an iconic moment in our history. i was a young child during that time but in los angeles, california, i watched the civil rights movement with my father. and so to be there and experience what we did yesterday was just an amazing moment of history. >> absolutely. >> very proud to be there. >> it was history, you know, sitting there and recognizing history. there was so much going on so many emotions by many of the people there. you know, the centerpiece of the issue in selma, both 50 y